The Bladensburg WWI Veterans Memorial was erected to honor 49 veterans who gave their lives for their nation—but one group is suing to tear it down. Find out why: FirstLiberty.org/Briefing

One activist group complained that a new holocaust memorial in Ohio violated the Establishment Clause because it featured a Star of David. Find out what happened: FirstLiberty.org/Briefing.

Do employers have to accommodate their employees’ religious exercise? The answer at FirstLiberty.org/Briefing.

Can the government tell you not to pray—in your own home? Find out: FirstLiberty.org/Briefing

A lawsuit challenged Ohio’s state motto, “With God All Things Are Possible.” But the lawsuit was rejected. Hear why the Court affirmed the motto’s constitutionality: FirstLiberty.org/Briefing

A school tried telling one teacher that she couldn’t participate in a religious club after school hours. But a court ruled that they were wrong. Hear why: FirstLiberty.org/Briefing

How many amendments were originally proposed for the Bill of Rights? Was the First Amendment always the first? Find out by listening to FirstLiberty.org/Briefing.

Did you know that some of the most beautiful protections for religious liberty are found in the constitutions of each state? Find out what they say: FirstLiberty.org/Briefing

When a Colorado company abruptly changed is policy to prevent Muslim employees from taking breaks to pray, the employees chose to lose their job rather than violate their faith. Listen to what could happen to the company over their discrimination: FirstLiberty.org/Briefing

Thanks to a discriminatory zoning ordinance, Opulent Life Church of Holly Springs, Mississippi was denied permission to hold services in an empty building on the town square. Find out what happened at FirstLiberty.org/Briefing.